Florida Department of State
Division of Elections
November 7, 1978 General Election

Official Results

Constitutional Amendment

Judiciary [Selection and retention of circuit and county judges] (rev. Art. V, Secs. 10 and 11 (a) and (b))
County Yes No
Alachua 15,861 12,329
Baker 461 2,200
Bay 5,151 13,921
Bradford 1,160 2,865
Brevard 32,700 36,659
Broward 142,277 104,740
Calhoun 332 2,193
Charlotte 6,082 11,174
Citrus 4,649 8,343
Clay 4,281 7,554
Collier 5,366 14,170
Columbia 1,216 5,155
Desoto 792 2,387
Dixie 387 1,605
Duval 43,229 65,858
Escambia 23,045 22,739
Flagler 1,379 1,362
Franklin 437 1,379
Gadsden 1,681 4,491
Gilchrist 425 1,215
Glades 446 860
Gulf 305 2,797
Hamilton 362 1,288
Hardee 925 2,209
Hendry 701 1,935
Hernando 4,210 6,892
Highlands 3,330 7,710
Hillsborough 61,708 65,653
Holmes 722 2,805
Indian River 5,322 7,033
Jackson 1,164 6,884
Jefferson 567 1,517
Lafayette 184 1,116
Lake 9,535 14,340
Lee 27,370 30,866
Leon 14,235 20,011
Levy 1,183 2,804
Liberty 171 1,100
Madison 717 2,495
Manatee 16,557 25,609
Marion 7,933 16,487
Martin 6,592 8,894
Miami-Dade 177,054 131,653
Monroe 6,637 4,697
Nassau 1,335 3,798
Okaloosa 8,116 14,717
Okeechobee 1,045 1,557
Orange 42,461 43,189
Osceola 3,729 5,435
Palm Beach 85,461 62,188
Pasco 23,291 27,957
Pinellas 125,264 96,188
Polk 24,877 35,259
Putnam 2,326 7,990
Santa Rosa 4,877 7,786
Sarasota 31,550 28,191
Seminole 17,192 14,437
St. Johns 3,225 6,883
St. Lucie 6,794 8,850
Sumter 1,074 3,319
Suwannee 770 4,064
Taylor 894 2,550
Union 394 1,101
Volusia 32,632 21,002
Wakulla 447 2,315
Walton 1,183 3,854
Washington 796 3,132
Total 1,058,574 1,095,756
% Votes 49.1% 50.9%